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FINANCE 321

Investment Management and Entrepreneurial Finance

Graduate School of Business

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[ Transactional ] Environmental Law: Conservation & Natural Resources

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[ Transactional ] as a Relevant Course outside SLS for those interested in Entrepreneurship : Students interested in representing entrepreneurs forming companies focusing on environmental concerns or venture capitalists investing in such companies will want to take one or more courses that explore issues faced by start ups and investors, including writing and evaluating business plans. This course addresses private equity investing principally from the investor's point of view. Students review and analyze the success of different investment approaches.

General course
Description:

Equity investment in companies, common stocks, early/growth stage ventures, deals, partnerships, hedge funds, or other entrepreneurial opportunities will be immediately or eventually important for most MBAs--either on the investing side or on the fund-raising financing side. This investment course discusses many practical and conceptual factors influencing the analysis and value of companies and deals, including publicly listed and private equity investments, and on success of investment approaches. The focus of this course is on quoted and private equity investments and on entrepreneurial finance. The format of the class is primarily case discussions and lecture discussions led by the professor and investors/principals who were involved in the case. This course enables MBA students to learn a broad investing skill-set and to study outstanding investors. Additional sessions are offered on three Wednesday afternoons in Fall. See yellow Term Sheet put in MBA Boxes in early May.

Course Style: A Substantive course teaches the law, theory, and policy in a particular area of law